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AnneTheAgile
11 years agoContributor
@Simon, that is helpful too! I am still hoping we can find a page about differences JScript vs ECMA javascript. I am new to all the flavors of JS so that would help me alot.
HKosova
Alumni
11 years agoHi Anne,
TestComplete uses Microsoft JScript 5.7, which is an implementation of the ECMAScript 3 language specification with some non-ECMA additions. JavaScript in browsers is currently ECMAScript 5, I believe. I've found these lists of ECMAScript 5 features:
http://speakingjs.com/es5/ch25.html
http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es5/
So basically that's the main difference between JScript and JavaScript.
The JScript language reference is in MSDN; here're links with the TOC tree:
JScript Reference
ECMA features in JScript
Non-ECMAScript features in JScript
Note: Features marked as JScript v. 5.8 aren't available in TestComplete.
Hope this helps!